Caregivers of New Jersey is proud to celebrate Jodi DiPiazza, who has been named a recipient of the 2026 NJACP STARS! Award.
Presented by the New Jersey Association of Community Providers, the STARS! Awards recognize individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities whose accomplishments, leadership, and contributions inspire others across New Jersey.
Jodi is an accomplished musician, scholar, volunteer, and advocate whose achievements reflect talent, perseverance, and the possibilities created through community support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A Life Shaped by Music and Service
In 2025, Jodi graduated Summa Cum Laude from Rollins College with a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts and a concentration in Music. That same year, Jodi released her first single, The First Christmas Day, and continues to pursue her passion for music while working on new projects.
Jodi DiPiazza first gained national recognition in 2012 through her performances with Katy Perry and on Good Morning America. Since then, she has performed at more than 100 charitable events and was honored with the Gold President’s Volunteer Service Award for her dedication to volunteerism.
Continuing Her Journey
Through Caregivers of New Jersey’s DDD-funded Support Coordination services, Jodi continues building independence while pursuing her education, music career, volunteer work, and personal goals.
Jodi’s story reflects what is possible when individuals receive the right support, opportunities, and encouragement to pursue their goals. Caregivers of New Jersey is proud to celebrate her achievements and this well-deserved recognition.
Celebrate Jodi’s Work
Visit Jodi’s YouTube channel to watch her performances and follow her continued work as a musician, volunteer, and advocate.
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